• USSla Proposes -t, ~ ~~~ PRESE~'i'S f "I ,.'.....tI ," ....... '\"J~ LALO \. ""'"--­ ,~~a.'~----"""'UR~· nailable at ---FAl-r-.RISING TtMPERAT E TI-IE DAILY N'EWS 'Iii "'nIh:\, pcriod~. lIi~h Su·:r' III '. ,. I S :1': 'll ,!r~I""" oullo l1l; or. un· (Price oS cents' Charles Hutton'& Sons Lll~\tr,., r_,n_",~~~~~~~~~VO_I,_6_3_,_N_O_,_1~81~~~~~~~S~T~' I I. II ilh ~h(lwcrs, ~JO~H~N~~~,~N~EW~FO~UNDlAN~ SATURDA~ JULY 14, 1956 J roposa nc u es '. tates, ussla nite .1 By STANLEY JOIINSOS \ ative rcaction from the West. ing phase, The French National difficulties for Ihe organization of "f MOSCOW (AP) _ Russia pro· Russia has agreed 10 set up Assembly Ihis week approved European securily. posed Friday a EuropelVide or· \lndc. Unitcd Nations auspices an French participation. The plan "The creation of an organiza. ganization to conlrol peaCeful I International age n c y {or the I~as approvcd in principle by the I' tion including only one part of uses of atomic energy including peacelul development of atomic SIX governments in ~Iay. Germany, and complicale the Communist and non • Communist \ encrgy. An 84',counlry confercnce lIlES.\CE TO PEACE creation of a pcacclul and demo countries. Both. Ihe U~iled Stales will meet i~ New York in Spctem· In objecting to Euratom Ihe ocraticalc. In addition Eur· and Ihe SOVlCt Umon would ber to conSIder a charter. Mo.~cow Soviet Union declared: atom would abolish all' rest ric- belong, Ifailed in efforts 10 get Red China "This system would gil'e an lions concerning the production nf The organization would replace admitted to that meeting. adl'antage to tho ~ e countries atomic weapons in Western Ger· a West European organization \' In addition, Communist eoun· which are the' most powerful many. ~ow being de.vel~ped known as' tries annO\~nced las~ M.arch their economic.aU)" to the detriment of "This woulr! permit revanchist Eura!om. ThIS IS 10 pool ,the ol\'~ atoml~ orgamzalton - the those which are not able 10 organ· circles in Wrslern Germany 10 alomlc resources of France, West Untted Instltule of Nuclear Re'l ize lite production of atomie organize the production of atomie Gerl~lany, Ilaly, The Nelhedands, search. energy. It would increase lack of weapons, Ihus creatinl! a 5erioul BelgIUm and ,Luxembourg. Euralom Is In Ihe treaty·draft· confidence and create additional menaCe for peace in Europe." The Soviet Union charged that ~:~~6~mma~:U:I~le ~i~is~on ~foIGe~~ I many more permanent and en· Leg' a'i Ex' pe' rt In" Cyprus To able Ihe Germans eventually to produc·e atomic wcapons. Russia disclosed its proposals P in a note to the embassies of the United Slates, Britain, France rep are For· Self-Gover,nment \' and olher nalions, including swil- zerlaml ~nd Ausll'ia. By STANLEY PRIDDI.E I Britain de par ted Makarios,l CLADIS FIR!;T ~ '-:5 RECALLS OW •PROP?~J\I. ~ONDON (Rellle:s);-~ord Rad·' leader of the powerful union·with· Cyprus' 400,000 people of Greek The p;oposal Is re.mmlscent ~I: cliffe, one o.f Bntam s l~a(hng Greece movement. from Cyprus origin want scI! • dclerminalion the S~\'let ,call durmg !he BIg II~gal aulho.nlles, left by air fIJI' last March for allegedly conclon- just as slrongly as the 100,000 of Fo.u SUmlTIlt conference 10 ,July" Cyprus Fnday to prepare Ihe ing anli • British lerrorism. In his Turkish origin oppOSe it. Eden r , i 19.15, lor a gc~eral Eu;opean I ~roundw~rk for self·government announcement Thurs,day abo II t made clear Thursday that his I Ircaly on colleell\'c ccunty 10 Im the vlOtence·plagued colony. Radcliffe, Eden hinted Ihat Ihe government could not alloll' self· 1T11.\~r.r CiCOl'XTF.n 1:"Ii nnn.ATt..\XTIC:-Thls raIt and Its erew or three men WJS photographed rrom the Na"y Transporl : ,upplant NATO, It wanled Ihe Radcliffe, accompanied lIy his inly prospect of negotiatin~ with determination noW because of Tur· n f:. I'allan, which l'ncounlered !he log raft in mlil.\t1anlic, r.,hout 1,000 ('ast or Halifax, The caplain 01 Ihe milc~ i U,S. !nl'itc(! 10 .i0i~ Ihe pmlPean : :\,ile and a colonial off~ce offie,ial, Ihe ~rehbishop lay in his a;reeing kej"s opposition, who I,knlilicd himsdf as lIr;nrl,Beaudollt asked Captain Harr)' D. Chemnitz ul Ihe ;-':al'~' Transporl tu mail some IcI!crs i ,CCU:lty O),aantzallO~ \lllh _C?~"i ;s schedu,led 10 start hiS fael·fmd· publicly 10,condemn terrorISm. In 1 Turkey ceded Cyprus to Britain Irarr ~r:'l\' [n',h food, lie was gil'en Iresh Iruit, six rom,1 ducks r·nd staples, The raft skipper idcl1lilicd his companions ,munlst Chma gettmg ob"eller i IlIg mISSIOn luda), and relurn 10 past negollations, ~Iakarios has in 1923 and now argues Ihat the GIl~Or. \';,~,1d;t'rr, camcI'aman, and ~Iarc :llodena, Iildioman. lie said Ih~y had bcen at s~r, sime ~Ii\)' 24, Aftcr Ihe Illce:ing I st3lus, The propo~:ll drew ~ neg· ; London in I\\'~ 0.1' Ihree weeks to refl;,ed, to take such a step. I island, only 40 miles of! her coa,l, ________.. ,-.-.-.-- ".__ , ..... _.. ____ I drart a conslltutlOn. : Eden s government hopes thai must rel'crt to her if Ihere Is anv rift ;,r.d thl' \"~"y ship went their separate lVa~·s. Bcaudnl't ~airl he was a French,Cal1adi'~L-(IN Photo). i 'Prime :llinlsler Eden's govern· 1 the promise of a ncw liberal con· changc in it, ~(),'ereignty. R d 1.1" n' ;:(')ita-n~l· an ane :menl agreed ~'riday al the reo i ,tilulion for self. government will Eden declined 10 say What kind I e IZ e e rlU ~ 1.. PI i quesi. ?I the Lahor. party to debate I help b:ing an end 10 Ihe lerrg,risll of ~ constitution Ihe gO"crnment U the C> prus i:;,lIe 111 Ihe Hous~ o[ \ campaign. I enVisaged. But 1Il0,1 ob,;crl'crs ti DI COlllll1unists S Cn~lmnn" next "mrsday. One La· But there are two reasons why: here beliel'c it might permit an ' ~ t e 1-- 111 any' :bonle, Desmond Donnelly. h3s re~pon5ible quarlers doubt that' electcd Greek ('nlriot majorily in ,'te s· ,." _. .:" I prepared a question, scheduled 10 the new British plan will succeed: an island assembly. providOd the a f e I l,n WI G I be anslVered by Eden 'fues~ay, 1. Greek C~'priots hal'e refused rights of the Turkish minority are Flight, . Land S YI . I asking "if hn will arrange for to negotiate with Bl'itain' unless guaranlend. ',I:I\" li,"many (AP)' The fightint: raged on after Ihe! aeter the plane took oIl in !lie The anli . Communisl; ,grabberl' returne<! ~o I!ungar~·. ,Lord nadcliffe 10 l'lsit Ihe Sey· Makarios 1S freed from e:o:i1e. ~rakario5' demand for sllch R ,;::,!'"n,m"ni.q (l:m~ngcrs Illane skidded to a slop. 1 carll' cl'ening from Budapest. 1\;, him, tuok his gun, and broke into, . 'l:he incldenl was ,a n~w sign ,~f I ~hclle Islands in the Innian Ocean 1 2. Britain refuses because 01 In· majorit," was one of the issues on I !:(d !!':n,~nrian ;:1I1'~rn'l "'.:1.1. PL,\;.;:-;t:U i destination \\'as Ihe lawn u[ S1.I!I1l' 'Ihe crnw comp~rtm~nt. I ! rlSlIlg ,restlcssness, In C?l1lmun!;,~ j In ord~r to consult Arch~i5I~op, ternational cO":1plicalion:; to sr..t a I which hi.s nr,Zotiations ,\l;th Go,'. 1:::';0, ;:, ;I II1I1! gun fight, The coup apparenl1~' had becn: balhel)', we"t of .Ihe I1unganan The Communlsl piiol t:led to: lI,ungal), a,nd elsewh~re In the Su ; ~Iakal'lo~ on a, (uture eonslltullon! d.ate for J(ra?hn~ self delermlOa.; ernor Sir .John HardlO/!' hroke 01/: Ik:. d')' t riday and, wcll planned In Hungary. ' capila!. b~lk Ihc plollers by scndmg the: \'lCt satciille countries. : [or the 1<laOl1.' : lion In thp 1.'landers - although' dOl\'n shortly brlore Ihe IIfch· :! In 1',,< (inmany, German police said 12 pcrson" i Police said a TII'el police licu,: Illane into rliz;:yin~ loops. Bill he! O!~, June 2~ lI~crc :I'as a blor.rly : DOURT SUCCESS I.lKF.LY : accepting it in principle. I bishop was deported. i" ,; ',lI1(ln~ Ihe ring. including passengers and crcw,: tenant aboard Ihc planc in plnin' was 100'ced Irom .the controls alluprl>I~~ of \Iorkers In Poznan de· ! -----.---.--.... '. b:f'J~!" 1!1(' plane down, were injured In the struggle lor clothes apparently detecled the. gunpainl. ma~dlllg brea(} anel fr,e,cdom Irom : 42 K -II dAM-I- t . c:~~~ ,:""k!: ,,: :I Pni,ted: control 01 Ihe twin.englne airliner, i pial and fired nn the ei;:hl with. The rcbels lIew Ihc pla,nc ol'er: theIr Poilsh comm~nlst .,Ieaders, : I e S I I a r y I .\:r k'l(' :);"e ncar here. i The eighl launehe(1 their attack I a pisol. : COllllllllnist ClC(;11051I1vil~la nnrl , Hungary ~as sho\\n leals It ~ay I' , ,_. _... .. i--'-,-.. "~"------. more Ihan 100 nules 01 \\ esl Gel" l be Ihn next to feel thc fur) of . n ' M TV· imam' ' \ the workers. ' ~ urgess 0 th er 0 151-t . 1I.\l;I;t-:;';EII IIEFOHE I\IANY ~IE'fJlODS : , u ,!It \\'i" nol Ihe fir, I lime thai .Refug~es, fleeing Ihe Iron ~urt'l T ranspor t PI an erasC h es uy anti.Communlsts hal'e sought this I 3m counlrles to escape lotahtar· \ ,I ,mclholl to !Icc from behind the ianism have commandeerc~ ai, \ -.